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Richard1062
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 19233

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Which Canadian pharmacy have you used successfully?

(I did a search on LymeNet, but most people don't name their pharmacy.)

thank you.

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migs
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Member # 16496

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I'm not sure that any of the pharmacies labelling themselves as Canadian really are or not. I know mine wasn't. Most online pharmacies are getting meds from India, Asia, or Europe and call themselves whatever they want.

Drugdelivery.ca is a decent one though. I think it's called pharmacyescrow now. I've used them a few times.

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ticksickfamily
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Canada Drugs are a registered Pharmacy in Canada. I have used them twice and found them to be reliable

http://www.canadadrugs.com/

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nefferdun
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I used Canadadrugs for Mepron. I paid $675 per bottle instead of $1055 (at Costco).

The only trouble is it took two months to get there and I suspect it may have been frozen because it didn't seem to be working. I was backsliding.

So I called them this morning and they are sending me two new bottles. I will return the old ones but they are sending out the new ones before they even get the return.

They said it would not take so long - expedited delivery of up to ten days. And they promised to send it in an insulated box marked "do not freeze".

I called glaxosmithkline this morning and they told me freezing mepron will ruin it. Even the LLMD did not know this. It should be stored in 59-77 degrees F.

So I would say they are worth the wait but you may have to purchase drugs locally waiting for your order.

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Richard1062
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Thank you all, as well as those who sent me a p.m.

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